Advance Pay System by James White

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 29, 1872

Advance Pay System.

By James White

The Trustees of the Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association determined to bring about the strict pay-in-advance system on the REVIEW AND HERALD, the Health Reformer, and the Youth’s Instructor, at the commencement of new volumes at the first of January, 1873. Timely notice is hereby given to all delinquents to pay up.

The only proper and just course to take in this matter is to pay up, and save the Tract and Missionary Societies in the several States, the trouble of collecting these dues. The sum of two dollars, or less, in United States currency, properly enveloped, in any one letter, and addressed, REVIEW AND HERALD, Battle Creek, Mich., may be forwarded at the risk of the Association. If larger sums in currency be sent in any one letter, it must be at the risk of the sender.

Those who cannot conveniently obtain Drafts or Money Orders, can forward currency, not exceeding two dollars, in a letter, and when they see that received, if they are still in arrears they can forward another, and still another, until they have paid one year in advance on the REVIEW, Reformer, and Instructor. Should any of these small sums be lost, the amount will be credited to the sender, the same as if received. We give definite explanations, and make the terms easy, and shall expect all to pay up immediately.

Tract and Missionary Societies are hereby notified that it is expected of them to see that all these accounts are settled as soon as possible. Special directions how to proceed in the case of delinquents, can be obtained by letter from the REVIEW AND HERALD Office. Send immediately.

James White, Pres. S. D. A. P. A.